The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Dam Bureau has an immediate opening for two full-time Dam Safety Engineer positions in its Dam Safety & Inspection Section. These positions, along with two others, share the responsibility inspecting and assessing the state’s population of existing dams, as well as evaluating engineering proposals for the construction of new and the rehabilitation of existing dams. Duties also include, among others, collaborating with other Dam Bureau professionals in the design of state-owed dam rehabilitations and the evaluation of dam removal projects. 

Ideal candidates should be familiar with the methodologies and engineering principles associated with the design, construction, inspection and monitoring of dams. Candidates should have experience in one or more of the following technical areas: watershed/river system assessment, geotechnical engineering/assessment, reinforced concrete design/assessment, engineering project management and related computer modeling and analysis software. 

Must be a registered Professional Engineer in the State of New Hampshire. Must possess a valid New Hampshire Driver’s License and have access to transportation for statewide travel. Physical abilities should be commensurate with the duties of positions, and employees may be required to perform duties during adverse weather conditions. These positions have a 37.5-hour week, from 8 am to 4 pm, with the opportunity to work remotely two days per week. The salary range is $65,573.00 - $90,928.50. The selected candidates must satisfactorily pass criminal background and motor vehicle checks. For further information on education and experience requirements, the typical responsibilities for these positions and information on how to apply, contact Steve Doyon, Chief Dam Safety Engineer, at (603) 271-1966 or by e-mail at: steve.n.doyon@des.nh.gov​​

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